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Daily Archives: 2 June 2012
Intergalactic Tidal Debris
Today’s Astronomy Picture of the Day features a pair of celestial objects, the beautiful Whirlpool Galaxy and its rump companion NGC 5195. Whirlpool is something of a man galaxy-eater. One of its spiral arms seems to be stabbing its companion. … Continue reading
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Dietary Shift
Out of the hospital long enough to look in on 4:45 Mass, hit the grocery store and make dinner for the young miss and myself. How much of this food will the patient* be able to consume upon her return … Continue reading
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La Abeja
One of my new favorite Spanish words, the one for “bee.” I love the lightness of the “ha” sound, just the right lift to suggest the fluttering of wings and the buzz over flowers.
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RDCA II, 36-42: Second Form: Solemn Entrance
The second choice for the first rites of dedication day would be the solemn entrance. RDCA II, 36 gives the standard of judgment: 36. If the procession cannot take place or seems inappropriate, the people assemble at the door of the church … Continue reading
Halfway to the Faithful Four
We have two of our four finalists in Catholic Sensibility’s 2012 Liturgical Music Dance. “Jesus Christ Is Risen Today” was an easy winner over a Christmas favorite in the White final. “O Come O Come Emmanuel” locked down another spot … Continue reading
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